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[QUOTE="pfister1, post: 2468064, member: 285"]
[I][B]“[/B]What I really got from the experience with Mark Emmert was, that governing body governs him,” Redmond said. “He met with me, which was great and I appreciated that. But the governing board has an awful lot of power. … It’s a strange setup. You do kind of get the fox guarding the hen house mentality. [B]You do feel like the NCAA doesn’t like to do investigations because they like their relationships (with university officials and conferences). [/B]I think Mark Emmert came in with the right tone but quickly realized, ‘There’s not a lot I can do here.[B]’ ”
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  The next to last sentence is what fans of schools that have been disciplined by the NCAA observe and question.   Why did we get drug through the mud  over failing to follow a drug policy we weren't even required to have  when the NCAA refuses to really even take a look at the all of things swirling around {___________} fill in the blank of your favorite accused rule breaker starting with Kentucky, Duke, UNC, Kansas, you name it.

The NCAA should just scrap the rules book altogether and put their one guiding principle in writing.

"We will do whatever it takes to maximize the revenues derived from college athletics as a whole."
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